UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON Campus Facilities Planning Committee Request for Project Approval Form
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1 UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON Campus Facilities Planning Committee Request for Project Approval Form I. Project Number: 2. Project Name: Temporary Air Quality Trailer and Scaffold Tower (03/20/2009 6/08/2009) 3. Committee Date: March 13, Requesting Department: Earth and Atmospheric Sciences 5. Contact Names & Phone Numbers: Dr. Barry Lefer x Dr. Bernhard Rappenglück x Description of Request: The project addresses the desire to setup two temporary air quality measurement structures on the roof of the 18- story tall North Moody Tower residence hall at the University of Houston main campus. These structures are a temporary modular 20ftx8ftx7ft (LxWxH) sampling trailer on the southwest corner of the building and a temporary 21 ft high sampling tower on the northeast corner of the building. Temporary instrument structure will not be affixed to the roof deck but will be weighted down with sandbags on corners and bolted to Moody Tower balcony wall. These structures are only needed for the 6 weeks of the air quality study (15 April 31 May, 2009) but after consulting with Moody Tower Residential and Student Life personnel, best time to set up these structures is over Spring Break (16-20 March 2009). ***See attached pages for more details concerning proposed tower and installation*** Background Information: The air quality of Houston is impacted by strong anthropogenic emissions caused by considerable industrial releases and intensive traffic. Often these compounds are harmful to human health. The Houston metropolitan area frequently faces not only enhanced values of directly emitted pollutants that are of critical concern close to industrial facilities, but also photochemically produced secondary compounds such as ozone and organic particulate matter. To investigate Houston s air quality problems, researchers from the University of Houston (UH) Institute for Multidimensional Air Quality Studies (IMAQS) use sophisticated computational tools and state-of-art instrumentation to provide high quality information about Houston air quality. UH researchers from the fields of atmospheric chemistry and meteorology create and work with computer models, based on an understanding of specific weather and emissions that affect air pollution in Houston. In the summer of 2006 UH researchers installed a 30 ft. sampling tower to determine the levels of atmospheric pollutants with the focus on understanding direct emissions, atmospheric diffusion and transport, and chemical transformations of these compounds throughout the Houston metropolitan region. This effort included measurement facilities at the UH-Main Campus in Houston and the UH-Coastal Reseach Center in La Marque, TX. The real power of these data comes from comparing IMAQS model predictions to atmospheric measurements, which enable the research team to analyze the validity of local emissions inventories and to identify the specific conditions and processes that generate unhealthy pollution levels. In the Fall of 2006 the University of Houston hosted 30 visiting scientists from various universities and national laboratories including NOAA, UCLA, Penn State, University of New Hampshire, Portland State University, UC- Santa Barbara, Texas A&M, Colorado State, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Rice University, Georgia Tech, and Baylor University at the UH-Moody Tower Atmospheric Chemistry measurement facility as part of the 2006 Texas Air Quality Study (TexAQS-II). In order to accommodate these visiting scientists, the UH researchers constructed 3 measurement laboratories the balcony of the Moody Tower. Several important discoveries were made regarding the chemical and meteorological processes that negatively impact Houston s air quality. Several papers Temporary Atmospheric Instrumentation Trailer and Scaffold Tower (March 20 June 08, 2009) Page 1 of 11
2 describing these results have been accepted and await publication in various scientific journals in In the Spring of 2009 (15 April 31 May) the University of Houston will be hosting a follow to the TexAQS-II study call the Study of Houston Atmospheric Radical Processes (SHARP). The SHARP campaign will be significantly larger in scope including more measurement instruments and more scientists than the 2006 project. In order to accommodate the additional instrumentation required to meet the project measurement goals, we would like to see approval to have a temporary laboratory trailer and a temporary 20 ft tall scaffold tower installed on the balcony of the north Moody Tower from 20 March to 08 June Cost of Project: $24,000 for temporary laboratory installation, electrical connections and removal. $ 2,500 for temporary scaffold tower rental, installation, and removal. Please see attached quotes. Note that quotes include both installation and removal of these two temporary structures. 9. Source of Funding: Houston Advanced Research Center (H-100 Grant) Funds already at UH 10. Proposed Start Date: March 16, 2009 Temporary Atmospheric Instrumentation Trailer and Scaffold Tower (March 20 June 08, 2009) Page 2 of 11
3 Figure 1. Photo of two of the three current Atmospheric Instrumentation buildings on roof of the Moody Tower. The proposed temporary laboratory will be identical similar in design and similar in size (20 ft long instead of 16 ft long) to existing structures, except temporary structure will not be bolted to the roof. Temporary instrument structure will be weighted down with sandbags on corners and bolted to Moody Tower balcony wall. Temporary instrument structure will also be connected to Moody Tower alarm system and have internal and external fire extinguishers. Temporary Atmospheric Instrumentation Trailer and Scaffold Tower (March 20 June 08, 2009) Page 3 of 11
4 North West South East Figure 2: Photos of Moody Tower from ground showing various views of existing Atmospheric Instrumentation Structures. Temporary Atmospheric Instrumentation Trailer and Scaffold Tower (March 20 June 08, 2009) Page 4 of 11
5 Side view Top view 3ft 8ft 17 ft 7ft 7ft Figure 3. Drawing of temporary scaffold tower Temporary Atmospheric Instrumentation Trailer and Scaffold Tower (March 20 June 08, 2009) Page 5 of 11
6 Figure 4. Moody Tower Layout. White boxes indicate existing atmospheric instrumentation structures. Grey box is internal laboratory space. RS Platform indicates remote sensing platform. Green boxes indicate locations of temporary atmospheric instrumentation structures which would be installed during week of March and dismantled by June 8 th, Temporary Atmospheric Instrumentation Trailer and Scaffold Tower (March 20 June 08, 2009) Page 6 of 11
7 *** Quote for Installation and Removal of Temporary Atmospheric Instrument Trailer *** Temporary Atmospheric Instrumentation Trailer and Scaffold Tower (March 20 June 08, 2009) Page 7 of 11
8 Quote for Electrical and Alarm connections to Temporary Atmospheric Instrumentation Trailer Temporary Atmospheric Instrumentation Trailer and Scaffold Tower (March 20 June 08, 2009) Page 8 of 11
9 Quote for Rental of Scaffold Tower Temporary Atmospheric Instrumentation Trailer and Scaffold Tower (March 20 June 08, 2009) Page 9 of 11
10 Page 1 of 2 Quote for Installation and Demolition of Temporary Scaffold Tower Temporary Atmospheric Instrumentation Trailer and Scaffold Tower (March 20 June 08, 2009) Page 10 of 11
11 Page 2 of 2 Quote for Installation and Demolition of Temporary Scaffold Tower Temporary Atmospheric Instrumentation Trailer and Scaffold Tower (March 20 June 08, 2009) Page 11 of 11
B. Rappenglück *, D. Byun, B. Czader, S. Kim, M. Leuchner Department of Geoscience, University of Houston, Houston, USA
1.5 ANALYSIS OF PRIMARY VS. SECONDARY FRACTION OF FORMALDEHYDE IN THE HOUSTON AREA DURING TEXAQS-II B. Rappenglück *, D. Byun, B. Czader, S. Kim, M. Leuchner Department of Geoscience, University of Houston,
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